The phrase "alterations actually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the reality or truth of the alterations being discussed, often in a context where there may be doubt or misunderstanding.
Example: "The alterations actually improved the overall design of the project, contrary to what some critics suggested."
Alternatives: "changes indeed" or "modifications truly".
It is unclear, however, whether the state-related brain structural alterations actually exist in patients with ETTH.
By comparing these two complementary sets of data, we can rapidly identify which of the structural alterations actually contribute directly to the oncogenically transformed state, i.e. driver mutations.
Some age-related alterations actually counteract aging.
Mr. Gorlin said his client ultimately prevailed: a lead pan was installed under the fixtures and the board was persuaded that the alterations would actually reduce the chance of leaks.
The results in the heart also provide confirmation that the protection from oxidative stress comprises alterations that actually reflect functional loss, evidenced by the reductions in βARs and m2AChRs.
Some commenters questioned whether the alteration was actually legal.
SNP-array analysis revealed the presence of the same deletion breakpoint in both schwannomas, indicating that this alteration was actually the first NF2 inactivating hit.
Although the functional role of FHIT remains to be clarified, these results suggest that the FHIT alteration is actually involved in carcinogenesis of the oral epithelium.
Comparing outcomes in two treatment groups with different patterns of care taking place on the same intensive care unit creates the potential for interactions between participants that can lead to unintended alterations in the treatment actually delivered and in the health of the participants, which, in turn, can affect the outcome measures themselves.
Although previous works have identified cliques of drivers altered in a mutually exclusive manner across tumor samples [ 7, 8] – under the same rationale that this pattern signals convergent roads to tumorigenesis – no study to date has directly tested the hypothesis that alterations in connected drivers actually result in the misregulation of similar sets of targets.
If the Moho seismic boundary is actually an alteration boundary from water penetration into the mantle, it means we know a lot less about the ocean crust than we did". And it might also say something really quite profound about life on Earth, because the process of making serpentinites (serpentinisation) is a huge draw for microbes.
